Celebrating the 167th anniversary of the arrival of the Mormon and Black Pioneers in June of 1851, who built the prosperous San Bernardino Colony. It is also honoring other valley settlers including the Native Americans, Spanish Rancho families, Jewish pioneers, and Polynesians who helped contribute to the True Spirit of Community the pioneers established.
Activities:
Wagon rides for everyone! Rope making, doll making, quilting, gold panning, pioneer games & toys, Dutch oven cooking, pioneer music and dancing. Multi-cultural displays & presentations for everyone.
Re-enactments and Music:
Re-enactors in period dress will meet & greet visitors. Musical stage presentations will be performed throughout the day.
Food:
Visitors may purchase food from vendors on site or bring a picnic lunch.
Dress:
NO OPEN TOED SHOES. Visitors are invited to wear pioneer dress or represent other valley settlers.
**FREE ADMISSION** - This is a private event by invitation only!
